It's our 300th episode! Eli comes on while Grace is moving to remember, discuss and complain about all the episodes we've done in this main feed. Happy days.

Today Grace, Miranda and Michael sit down to talk about birthday songs and they eventually get there. Apologies for this late upload of a podcast that was already recorded several days after Miranda's birthday.

This week we start our first of a two part dive into the music of David Bowie! This episode features Hunky Dory, The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars, and Young Americans.

Hey everyone! It's been a wild month for us Endless Scroll co-hosts. We've all been traveling a lot. Our producer, Cayla, has especially been traveling a lot. We realize we haven't put out a new main feed episode in a month (the longest gap in Endless Scroll history!) and we apologize for that! 

But guess what? We're back. We have bunch of awesome new episodes recorded throughout July that we'll be doling out over the next few weeks, so you'll be getting more new Endless Scroll content than ever in August. Starting with this episode. 

In this one, Michael, Miranda and Eli talk about new music from Loma Prieta, The Menzingers, MJ Lenderman, Taking Meds and more. Then, we take a look at Pitchfork's "Songs of the Summer" list, comment on some of their choices, and then share our own songs of Summer 2023. 

Thanks for all the support as always. Enjoy! 

The Militarie Gun album is here, and we have thoughts. Many thoughts! We also review the new Sweeping Promises record. Then, we have a ball playing a new game called Scrolltiple Choice. Bing, bang, boom. 

The year is halfway over, so we each shared our 10 favorite projects of the year so far. Some divergence, but also a 4x4 in the mix! 

This week, Eli, Eric and Michael talk about the recent weddings they went to and discuss what type of music is best and worst suited for celebrations of romantic union. Then, they review the new Feeble Little Horse album. 

This week, in Michael's absence, we tackle a collection of songs from a decade of pop-punk crossover. From Lit to American Hi-Fi to The Academy Is... to We The Kings, we're talking songs Miranda likes more than everybody else. 

This week, Miranda recounts seeing Jeff Rosenstock's recent NYC show, and then we talk about his new single and tour. Then, we review the new Bully record and wade into the latest Jack Harlow album. Is it any better than last year's flop? Listen to find out. 

Yeah....we did a Dimes Square music ep. Talked about The Dare, a bunch of faceless NYC artists trying to do 2001 again, and the new Water From Your Eyes album. 

Eric and Miranda attended the Eras Tour, so they talk about that wild experience along with some obligatory Taylor Takes. Then, we talk about a bunch of new songs by Strange Ranger, Home Is Where, Chris Farren, Spiritual Cramp and more. 

This week the four of us are all back together for the first time in a bit and we're back on the Jimmy Journey! This week we're tackling iconic 9/11 album Bleed American. We are so back.

Eric, Eli and Michael talk about the best (and most mid) stuff they heard in April, including reviews of Indigo De Souza, Liquid Mike, Rae Sremmurd and more. Digressions include: whaaaat is up with Superdrag? And some recap of our Endless Scroll Summit. 

First Miranda talks about going to see Japanese Breakfast and Eric talks about watching His Girl Friday. After that, we get into a new draft that's kind of hard to explain quickly.

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We were asked to talk about the band M83. We recorded this the day before their new album came out, so we don't talk about that. But we do talk about three of their classic LP's, and it somehow ended up being one of our most heated discussions in a while! 

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One of our $10 patrons requestsed that Michael pick an episode topic on whatever the hell he wants. So he made us listen to Sturgill Simpson's 'Metamodern Sounds in Country Music.'

Eli's out so Michael, Miranda and Eric talk about Frank Ocean, Jai Paul, leaked albums, what we'll be doing in Philadelphia this weekend and more. 

After 199 episodes of our perfect indie rock podcast, we finally give you what you all need most... Advice! We've got you covered on everything from how to deal with dating straight men to how to know when you don't have anything to say about an album. Thanks for listening. Here's to 200 more years of Endless Scroll. 

We're joined by writer Grace Robins-Somerville to talk about new albums by Boygenius and Wednesday. Also, we prod Grace with questions about her music taste and talk about how and why we land on certain things. A classic episode of Endless Scroll. 

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Q1 of the year is complete,  so we talk about our favorite 2023 music thus far. 

We talk about the new 100 gecs album, '10,000 gecs.' Which leads us to a conversation about hyperpop and what (inevitably) happens when subculture brushes with the mainstream. 

We're flipping our recent bonus episode about Skrillex onto the main feed! Producer Cayla joins us to talk about his unique rise to fame, influence on 2010s pop culture, his pair of new albums and more. 

A $10 patron asked us to talk about Coldplay, so we figured that was one for the main feed. We focus on their first five records, and then the one co-host who accidentally listened to *all* the Coldplay records for this assignment weighs in on their recent ventures. 

We talk about a bunch of new music from February. Avey Tare, Bigxthaplug, Growing Pains, Yo La Tengo, Militarie Gun and much more. 

Eric and Miranda log on to talk about being rule followers, watching movies and listening to a bunch of new singles from HAIM, Lorde, and Addison Rae. Also The Chainsmokers remixed Chappell Roan I guess. 

We review the new Caroline Polachek album. Then, we throw a bunch of our fav artists in a randomizer and argue about their best/worst albums. Jeff Rosenstock, Beach House, The National, and more are discussed. Finally, we play a bit of Which Band is Gayer? 

We review the new Paramore record, discuss cancerous standom, rant about the state of music journalism, and talk chat about the new Pile album :-) 

We talked about bands that feature musicians who went on to become more popular with their next acts. It was just an excuse for a free-range discussion about a lot of different musical corners. Plus, we talked about some recent live shows we've seen. PLUS, we introduce a new game called Which Band is Gayer? How generous, we are. 

We do a quick review segment on the new Samia record. Then we talk about what we've been listening to throughout the last month. Also, Michael and Eli debate whether or not 2022 was a good year for rap. It's a smorgasbord type ep. 

Fall Out Boy are back, and we have thoughts. We talk about all of their albums, their improbable longevity, what they meant to pop-culture in the 2000s, the hoard of proteges they fostered, and where they stand now. 

This week, we talked about artists who only ever released one record, and how that contributes to their legacies. Why is it super normal for hardcore bands but taboo for popstars? Is quality>quantity always a good thing? Is Cardi B onto something? Stuff like that, and more. 

We finally continue our long-delayed Jimmy Journey — our quest to listen to all the Jimmy Eat World records. This week, we listened to 'Clarity' and shared our thoughts. We also listened to 'Clarity' by Zedd, for some reason. Multitudes, folks. 

For our first ep of the new year, we make some (mostly cursed) predictions about what 2023 will entail for music. Where's Phoebe Bridgers going? Who will Jack Antonoff taint next? Are mega-canceled bands gonna make comebacks? AI in music? All that and more. 

To quote Green Day, we were "on Holiday" this week, and therefore didn't record a new ep. But before we head into 2023, we wanted to give everyone access to the first installment of Eli and Miranda's Pop Punk Squad series, where they'll be diving into various eras, micro-trends and bands of the genre's past ~15 years. This one's on neon pop-punk. Happy new year! 

We closed out the year by talking 2022 ephemera. Albums we changed our minds on? Worst internet moments? New trends, good and bad? All that and more. Kinda spicy for a main feed ep! 

This week we welcome back writer and friend of the pod Grace Robins-Somerville to talk about the phenomenon that is Car Seat Headrest, the indie rock middle class, internet success and the furry of it all. Enjoy!

Check out Grace on Twitter: @grace_roso

We're joined by our producer Cayla to talk about our favorite non-2022 music that we got into this year. Weird SoundCloud shit, obscure 90s bands, legendary titans of rock. The gamut is run. 

At long last, it has arrived. We each count down our 10 favorite albums of 2022. Shocking reveals ensue. 

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We talk about the albums from this year that disappointed us most. We're joined by Ian Cohen. Also, Cayla freaked it on the greatest/most cursed name read in our show's history. 

It's here, folks. We begin our end-of-the-year series by sharing each of our five favorite songs of 2022. As always, we surprise each other with our picks. 

We did another mailbag episode — err, wait, sorry. We're legally prohibited from calling it that...Let's try this again. We did another episode where we answered questsions from our listeners. It was a lot of fun. Enjoy. (And don't sue us, Indiecast)

First, we share our humble thoughts on new albums by Taylor Swift and Dazy. Second, we look back on the best music we heard throughout October 2022. Yeah, that's pretty much it. Now get listenin'! 

In ~2013, The 1975 and Arctic Monkeys both achieved Tumblr supremacy and became the new bashtions of modern rock. On their 2022 albums, their creative paths have wildly diverted. In this ep, we talk about the era when they became teen-adored forces, how their music has evolved since, and whether their new records are any good. Many digressions ensue. 

This week, without Eli to steer the ship, Eric, Miranda, and Michael have a free-flowing discussion of what makes a niche popstar. By looking at the careers of Tove Lo, Charli XCX, Carly Rae Jepsen, and Robyn, we discuss the nature of pop fame, which of their songs made it to the straight community, and why some are held in higher regard than others. 

We start out this week with a friendly game of Would You Rather? Then, we review the new Frankie Cosmos album. Finally, we go way deep on Wild Pink's new record. 

This week, we reflect on the roster of a failed and defunct indie label that curated some of the greatest underground rock artists of the 2010s. 

Today we get into the first 2 Bon Iver albums and the Blood Bank EP! In the bonus feed we'll be tackling the back half of the discog. 

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We begin this episode with a discussion about Pitchfork's 250 Best Songs of the 1990s list. Who is this for? What function does it serve? Then, we talk about some of our favorite albums from September, including reviews of new records by The Wonder Years and The Beths.

Folks, there's a new Alex G album out as of today, so of course, we're going deep on it. We go track-by-track on the new tunes and ask where everyone comes down on Alex G in general. Plus, Eli discusses a low-quality cassette he recently purchased, and asks "what do we expect from a cassette tape?"

Eric's review of God Save the Animals in Paste Magazine:
https://www.pastemagazine.com/music/alex-g/god-save-the-animals-album-review/

Built to Spill put out their first album in seven years, so we dove in head-first. Reviewed the record, shared our varying opinions on their discography, and then launched into a broader discussion about what makes an indie band a "legacy act" vs. an "active band who've been around for a minute." 

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